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Black coal museum now powered by solar and battery storage

May 3, 2019 by Sophie Vorrath Leave a Comment

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A 91kW solar, 41kWh battery storage system built to power a black coal mine museum has been launched in Victoria – a living demonstration of Australia’s energy transition.

Filed Under: Battery/Storage, Solar

Australia installs its first solar farm in Antarctica – a 30kW vertical array

March 19, 2019 by Sophie Vorrath Leave a Comment

Desert-based renewables outfit Masdar helps install Australia’s first Antarctic solar array – a 105 panel system mounted on a wall at the Casey research station.

Filed Under: Battery/Storage, Solar

W.A. Water Corp taps solar to cut grid power consumption in half

March 11, 2019 by Sophie Vorrath Leave a Comment

W.A. Water Corporation reveals plans to install solar across nine sites – enough to supply around 50 per cent of the electricity needs of each of the facilities in question.

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Australian miner taps solar gold with "world's biggest" off-grid hybrid power plant

November 27, 2018 by Sophie Vorrath Leave a Comment

ASX-listed resources company to build”world’s largest” off-grid, hybrid solar power plant for a stand-alone mining operation, at its Syama Gold Mine in Mali, Africa.

Filed Under: Battery/Storage

Plans for solar, battery, hydrogen microgrid in Milawa get $100,000 boost

October 23, 2018 by Sophie Vorrath 1 Comment

Plans to develop a hybrid renewable energy microgrid in regional Victoria have won $100,000 state government grant to develop business case.

Filed Under: Battery/Storage, Other Renewables, Solar

US tribal community seeks energy sovereignty with solar microgrid and utility

July 25, 2018 by Lisa Cohn Leave a Comment

The Mashpee Wampanoag Community Development Corp is on a path to establish energy self-sufficiency that supports its sustainability goals and provides a model for other communities.

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Making the case for 10-year renewable electricity tariffs

June 6, 2018 by Tosh Szatow Leave a Comment

For a fair, efficient, low-cost pathway to 100% renewables, we need to put front-of-meter renewables on a level footing with rooftop renewables and enable customers to sign 10-year front-of-meter PPAs.

Filed Under: Other Renewables, Solar, Tariffs

How all-electric solar homes could save owners thousands

June 6, 2018 by Sophie Vorrath 17 Comments

ATA says gas power uneconomic in new-build homes anywhere in the country. In fact, new homes that go all-electric, plus solar, could be ahead by as much as $18k over 10 years.

Filed Under: Energy Efficiency, Solar

Hyundai jumps back into booming Australian solar market

May 28, 2018 by Sophie Vorrath Leave a Comment

Hyundai Heavy Industries re-enters Australian solar market, with $70m vote of confidence in residential and commercial rooftop solar boom.

Filed Under: Solar

Smart solar monitoring: Why you should have it

April 18, 2018 by James Miller-Randle 2 Comments

Is your solar performing? Rooftop PV systems can be adversely affected by things outside of a household’s control – and without their knowledge. But you needn’t be in the dark about it.

Filed Under: Energy Efficiency, Software/Gadgets, Solar

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